In-Depth: Climate Change and Massachusetts Real Estate
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In 'In-Depth: Climate Change and Massachusetts Real Estate' we cover brass-tacks climate change for existing and prospective real estate owners and managers
2025 Elections
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Our 2025 Annual Election for Director is open through Oct. 22.
The Landlord’s Guide to Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Rental Properties
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Updated to link to the Copernicus Interactive Climate Atlas. Everything a landlord or housing provider can do to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions.
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MassLandlords benefits, pricing and membership options. Includes a full list of chapters and testimonials with reasons to join.
Oregon Rent Control now Statewide: Full Analysis
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Oregon rent control took effect February 2019 and imposed just cause eviction restrictions as well as CPI + 7% maximum increases.
MassLandlords Website rentcontrolhistory.com Halts Multiple Calls for Rent Control
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Since its publication in winter 2024, our site rentcontrolhistory.com has been viewed more than 662,000 times. And all the attempts to revisit rent control have gone silent.
Retrospective: See All of MassLandlords’ Newsletter Covers
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In honor of our 40th anniversary, we’ve collected all of our magazine-style newsletter covers in one place for you to explore.
Crumbling Foundations: The Architectural Nightmare Creeping Through Massachusetts
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Cement foundations from quarries with pyrrhotite can cause major issues decades later. One group in Massachusetts is trying to get justice for homeowners.
Correction: Rent Control Ballot Initiative Petition Had Adequate Signatures
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Incomplete information from the attorney general’s office led MassLandlords to oppose the petition on incorrect grounds and timed us out for filing other opposition.
Renters Insurance: Can Landlords Legally Require it? What About Pet Insurance?
Renters insurance is a good idea for both tenants and landlords, but requiring tenants to buy insurance may not be legally advisable.
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